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W. J. .
Falitor and Prop, ietor.,
McKillop Township,'
The. people at Cavan chiral, Wiatio
rop, had a plot. entertainment an TINS-
day- evening of .last week, The straw--;
bernes and lee cream were mai . and
the addresses and inasie were • ' ffirste ' "
class. . ..
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Miss Alice Duras. has gone to. visit ..
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relatives in Manitoba. We we:ill Iter .
a, pleasam time while there 'andkl,'' safe
return home. , e.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell of Muskoka Were
visiting relatives and friends here last -
week. .. .
Miss Elizabeth Shannon ailed -her '
aunt, Mrs. Berwick, have gone • . to. :
Sault Stu._ Marie on a visit. , . . .. .
Mr. Wm.McIntosh -and. Miss .. Mc-.
Intosh of Winthrop •liat e taken a trip•
to Maeitolta. ' - . - • -
The meadows are E.,bcve the average:-
beee this season, but .are a. fOrt!ilght.
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later that. _ usual. • ' . . _. •
A little .daughter has cottic toi.brighe
ten the home of Alr. and Airs. ,Rielo .
ard tit in . ; - ; . • •. e*.
Atiss . Kate Foy, of Landon- has .lbeell.
engaged to ieacli the schOotehr• sectioir
No. 8 after. i he holidays, .. • . . • :el,.
Miss' ..Violet Irvine has 'been' awaY. '
-•visitini at the. luentoof heo-uncle -. in
.Blansh rd • for the past krt.-Wight; ...e
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4;1E11114)11 1(4)137ti..1Z(col*ct JuIy Itti 194141
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The County Council
Will Borrow $20,000.
Owing to a. clerical error in a by -.w
passed at the Jiate seSsion a to
conaty emitted a, special Meeting, was
held last week tor tbe perpose of ree.
tifyin„,r it. The by-law in question is
for the Purpose of raising $2o,000,
half of thas amount to be applied on
tl\e, wdaitiOIL to' the House (if Refuge
and the baleree to he expended (ai new
!Pr; ;Xitliet tir::(71 1 seareely
t:
t• x „ I. i i
10 alnieh the cornea tan borrow
without a vote of •the ratepayers. The
eetentkres 'will run ler fifteen years
and will bear four per cent, interest
at which rate they should command a
premium. According • to the erovis-
iene of the by-121w7$2,<x0 will be re-
ed annually, $Soo for 411terest and the
balance to _provide a sinking fund
Death of a Sister of •
Mr. David Cook of:Clinton.
•Streetsville Review Eliza, relict of
the late Joseph Re.gers, passed ' away
at her home in Streetsville on Mon-
day morning at tte good old age of
82 years, 1 mouth, A• few weeks ago
slat was taking. up a carpet and in doe
:hoe so hurt her side end had to take
to bed. She did out get aay better,
but 'granally grew worse and the
result el the accident was ler death.
Mrs.. Rogers • Was.. a delicate woman
and it wwi 11 surprise to her family
that •she lived se long • as An: Airs.
Reiers leaves a faintly c six sons
eta! one daughter to mettrn ter death:
Samuel . or Alt. Vorest, -David and
Henn! of Trafalgar, \ illiaio, Jetties
end Ie homes and airs. S. oil •of
Toronto township. Twenty -live grated -
children and live great grandchildren
survive her besides a sister,. Airs.. Gor-
don,who Jive'. •with and te broth-
er, Mr. David Cook t>f Chntou. The
remains. were neteered in Streetweille
cemetery. -Five . of her Sensand a
gyettalson; Jos, Rogers of Toronto, race
Led as pallbearers. .
- West Tuekersmith.
Port Albert.
Misses. Gertie and. Liezie „ Cermet,'
Goderich, spent Dontinien Day ,
their aunt, Mrs. John Grinten..- •
Miss 'faunal' Wi1is is very Sick and
under the doctor's care. •
Miss Evelyn Hayden spent a few
days in Gdaeriele the past week. '•
William Quaid and Wife, ':Manitou, 1,
Man., ere visiting, los parents. ".' • 1
The children! enjoyed their pienie
tbe ist of July,' '.
Mr. R. R. Anderson . is spending
hclidays at his home at Constance, '
• Mr. and Mrs. .Telitt Campbell of Ste
Helens spent the 1st' with her: par-
ents.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutledge spent
Dominien Day with Mr. and Nels.
Pearson. • . ,
The C. O. F. ball on the ist•Was' a
fair success.
Evelyn Hayden a.nei Blanche Oliver
if -wrote at the et.tranee e„t• Goderieli..
Both being smart -children (Lir. ' their •
age we 'expect' they• will succeed in •
passing. ' " • • . ••
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East Watvanosh. • • j
.1.rote_ein •was" rendered. • Mn.. 'Cape -
land's gramophone _selections. bronglit•
CoWn the grounds. 1)r; Selle•ry.sateg
liass•'sol�. in a. way,. that. ; showed, .1.1.ti
£iii.--effeets cif •Miss - Keiser's • voeee
- A duettebe Aiisses Dina:dale and.
Woodle.V - Showed - a harmanioe•s• mid
tasteful • blending 'of • Voices, -'• .MiSs'
,WoodleY'S ,pittito .SeleetiGns were Much
Rev, Mr..11I1cIatittan was in
foie fettle .and• -spoke humorously:: • •A.
.Branclt stio•wed how inar.rieelonten cOuld
oVerpothe• domestic infelicity. When .tett
late at uight* by •taleitiglame 'peace'
offering. • Roy'. gr::: Shaw made: a. line'
chairman,: •
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• 'On WedneSilay afternoon •of - last
week a -.evvitt. took place - the
-residence .of Archibald MeGregor,• :Lon-
don . Road, above i peen, : his
daughter, JeSsie Istebel,•. was' united in
marriage • with aloes . Mustard, -
Mr, McLennan officiated. •
Tim council met In the town hall,
Seaforth, on June 25th. • The 1()110W-
ing . resolution .was passed Med . the
(Jerk instrneted to forward' a copy to•
Mrs. Win: MeNatgliton ..i.Atoved 'by
MeNerin, seconded by George fe,
illaek, that. the,members of 'this coun-
cil. desire to. express • their sincere,
sympathy 'and..deem regret at the death
of their late. colleague', Mr. 11'no. Mt: -
Naughton, and we desire to place on
record 'our high apPreciation of hint
as a • Ainnecipal,011icer as well as
our esteem tor hini as a Private gen-
tlettan. We also' desire to express
our sincere and .h.eirtfelt .sympathy
with the widowand family 61 Ileeeitsed
on account of the .irreparable 1.041 they
have sustained. Ihat *the .elerk„151 re-.
questetletb send a .copy of this re:ion'.
ticat to Mrs. MeNaughtoe.l' Tlioree.ve
issued his warrant fon'a new electiMe
to lilt Ole vacancy caused by the death
ofthe. late .\,'AteNat.ehton
and notices, are tam 'out.. calling • a
meeting. el the electors , titrong's
hail on:Monday, ;tidy ..0.1t, at one
o'clockfor the- neinination of • can-
'didates. The election will be held the.
Monekey; if. one eh; necessary..
The snot:eat 5192.22.:Was. received from
Parties 'assesSed forothe clearing . out-
br. the -:lig" drain, who WiShed to • pay
their . asseseetent in cash; Debentures
for the balance of the emount• author-
'izedby by -law -were sold to James Me -
Murray. of Hensall at par. Atesks.
F.1111 Se. Cc. Welting completed ihoiz
Contracts for the..Stewart, Gordon and,
Ilottetao bridges,- were paid the balatre
ee tiuctleni, $515..0. t01.0.,1 COgt
or the superstructere for these three
bridges ' is 517365.4o.. .Accourits were.
passed amounting 'to '1;4 i 4.0.. The nee
xt )*ittetolg will he held' at Seafoith
Saturday,' 304-13otli, at one
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The good ateople of Kkjmen. Alethedis
elmech hav,e good 'reason- to eongrkatue
late. themselves over the •Stlecess of
their arden party*.on the spacious 'Old
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beatai ;awn. .of. Joine Dmsdalee on.
'1:tiesday. night,' Despite :the ,iippeara.ne
eit Of. rain there was a: hue. torn • • oitt
and thu receints amounted* to .$45.* A
rich ancl varied 'slipper was ,served'' .orr
long tables, after which 0.11.. fitt1:1r6Stipf,1
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Air. .teeta Mrs. ,f-ttraunt• were At Home
to a fe.w of their young trienes.
Friday niel.e. •
111r. atid Mrs, •A; MeGoWan "spent.
Senday at Mr, F. Andersen's. ..:,
Mr. end • Airs. .1: A. Rath, who haVe
been visiting friends it, this vicinity. •
for sortie One, left last . week for 'Clin- •
ten where they will Visit Mr-itatle's
sister, Mrs. Kemp. •Froni •thetice
they will return- to their home.' :in
Dundalk.
Mr. John Noble .of Sunday -
ed at Mr. M. Walsh's.-
Mr.' R. Corley left last Week ,tO•visit
frierels in Essex minty, .
Mrs. I'. Hallahan •and son, Mr. .l
Hallahan, who have been st.h.
visitors for some time,. left - for their
I tine In Detroit last Week. ' . •• -
>Jr. I). McGill, who •lias spent • the
past year in Alberta; returued Amine
last Thursday,: called by the: serious
illness of Lis father,' 11,-. ;Ins: McGill,
who we hope will soon be well, ••-,. •
Mrs. .1. Coultes visited at Mr. •TlioS.
Ross' last week.
Mr.-ated Airs. A. IT.. NelherY.of Sar-
nia bo,Ve 151011 the guests. Of...the' • for-
mer's parents duriog the last week..
Mr. D. Danner pureliastd new bin-.
eer from' Brun•scion Bros.. last week.
Mrs. and the Misses Kettacily, ; who
have been the guests of tir. and. Mrs.
L. Nethery, return:0 to their home
in Toilette last week,
Mr. Ike Quiin attended the . • gard. en-.
party at Lotieeshoto Friday night
and reports a good time. It is said he
did t.ot go alone. -
Mr. Robert 141cOuire of Druce
Algoma, Itas been visiting friends here
recently.
• Mr. .its. McCallum. raised- his new
barn recently.
Mr. Kennedy of Toronto was
the guest ef Air. and Mr.e..• L.
N'ethery recentjy. •
Mr. Sentinel Walsit's WEIS the seem of
a merry dance 'the. other evening.
Mr. J. Coultas lots moved his house-
hold effects to the Valicanip farm
which be 1as rented for three years,
Miss Lillie Neeliery -wee At Dome to
a few ()litter frit/ids Mre evenitegt frast
week. Aft enjoytAble Ulna Was spent
by all.
Airs. J. Bell le2,9 beeo very ill :tt the
resideitce of her dairglitere • • .,as. ef.
Wilson •of Myth, •
Miss L. Livingstone of Myth e Twee
been the guest of her aunt,- Mrs. ja.s.
Cloakey,
Messrs. Thos. Williams and 1,1Tilliaen
Love attended the I,. 0. L. meeting at
Pelee -aye ena fecertine ittembera.
Tlelgrave will soon riVnl tolideShOra
it1 the Mee ita Maur: Lodge, •
.Blyth. •
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Mrs. John Witford and • Mr. F. C;
Wilford were in •Worel-stoek at tending
the 'eocarriage of Mr. ,Morria • Nesbit
atie. Miss Sadie MeTilteherit. The. groont.
.19 the youngest son at .Mr, and Mrs.
James Nesl? t. of this village and the
bride • is a popular' yomig lady of
Woodstock. Air, C. Wilford ' per-
formed the duties et groomsman.
Mr. Norman Murele cf Clinton has
been engaged tcr.teach P. Se S. No.
12, Hullett and Morris, Iris duties
will commence after the summer yam
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tion and the salary will be $350 1,ier
Outten.
Miss 11f. Glazier has 'resigried her'
position, as teacher in I% S, No. 11,
Hullett and Met Witwatiosh.
Porter's Hill.
Sesforth,
Rev. A. K. Dirks, the new pastor
of the Metleelist. eteerele occupied the
pidpit• _of that -elturch on Suuday.
happy event toale playa lest The-
Ooderich. Like A 1Viiracle • 4.1.4+40:440:44.4.1.:,•1,..),:,“:«4444.04 •••
Miss Tilsit; Dell of Detroit spent her
vaeation, with her 'areas, Mr. :net
Mrs. W. Dell.
Una SleCor uielt anti daughter Tot
rsdey 1:e4 1110g iI,the marriage ot Mr. A f-tltulfa111,11m:. 11481111011,
:Wynne Price and Miss Alice Ca:1511)1nel, Alfsa ),"cla Robinson e..1
Several of our hillebitants took in
the exeursion en the Oreetiound '
Detroit mai all report a ni(5st
able time. \
J mites Munition v• isi ted at Porter's
11111 on Sunday,
Miss Laura Bannister of Ann Arbor
is visiting frieeds here. All are pleas-
ed to see ler pleasant face once more,
Mrs. Stewart Macdougall, who has
been very ill, is, we aro pleased to
stty, slowly recovering,
Mr, mid Ittre. Fred Mergate have the
Sympathy of the community ;it the
loss of their infant eaughter.
Mr, O. C. Potter ham MAIL hoge
addition to his hetise which, improves
the appearamie pf the village!.
of Seaferth at the residence (51 the the sirine city registered at the limas
'bride's brollier Titekeremith. Louse aleie in lone rind len for
„ ughan on The sday Ite re tley
A largely attended meeting of toe tisited Mrs. Hanson, sister of Mrs,
representative farmers of the surroun-
Gang townships. was held at the Com-
. Meteial House ou FrIday evening to
consider the project of fortmng joint
stock vompany for the purchase ei
threShing outfit. The outfit •corakilete
will cost • . in the neighbinlocci .of
$3,000 and is one of the new machines
with an attachment for cutting, straw,
The PrOject was favorably looked upon:
"by those present and in all abort six-
ty 'farmers will forta the conpany.
A. pretty weeeing took piece; or;
TueSday morning. of last week in ft:
Jame:4' chereit, :when Air. Jack' Ryan
ei Welton was etrited in marriage to
Miss Elizabeth Dickson, .0, • popular
yorag lady ig Seefortia Rev, Father
Corcoran performed the ceremony. 'rho
bride was supported by her sister,Miss
TeSsie Dieksote who. looked pretty in
a dress of white voile withethleen
titre hat and carried white carnatious.
Ur. James Ryan Was best -mart
• A. quiet weild:ng was celebrated in*
St. Minas church on Wedr.esdey who*
Miss A.libie Powell- totid tar. L. C.
Jai:loam of the firm of -Jackson Broth-
ers, was united in" marriage. The
ceremony wet; performed by Rev, Rur-
al ISZeoiellodgias and the bride ,Kwas O'Connell sang at the offertory "Rest
Alelortatek.
Miss •Gruee Straug left on Friday
for Mcntreal to attend a summer class
in French .10. conttectioe with McGill
rniversity. .11iss Strang of Orinesby
Iligh• School will accompany tier sis-
ter.
Mr, 'and -Mrs. Cinude Fisher of ,e-ine
ton took up their residence here 1st
weele in Miss Oliver's .turniellted Loose
0.12 AMUR:.
1111.8. Layt(gt cif Clinton Mid her
daughter, :SUNS Ilillette w(nt: the guests
last week of Mrs. Walker.
Miss lime of Washington, 1). Zs
the guest of her sister, Airs. Calitorne.
AIrs. A. J. Paitridge and little dau-
ghter are the -guests af Mrs. J. O.
-Keefer Of Norwood.
Will Smith of Dattle Cteek,
hntmerly of 1.110 Bank of Ccaumerce
here, .- enjoyed kis short visit here
wenaleOully.
Alr. and Airs, e. E. Shaw left .
week on a trip to. Eliglard.,
The funeral of the bite Catharine
Amelia •Velfe of .Policeman
Richard aeleileu, foot. plata: on Satur-
day. Thee requiem mass was vele:hott-
ed by Red. Father McRae. Mrs .i J. 1):'
given 'away by. her brother , Mr. Chas. in the Lord,' . -Miss Florence 'Tranneh
. of Philadelphia. A'. flambee of song at communion the. pret o
ty sol
11 22 friende of Bir, and Mrs. Jackson "Face_ to Face" and Mrs,: J-. J.. Doy-
nssetubled- at the ,vharch to witness tiee ll: sing ' the "Dies Tritte'l The pall-
eerenamy. -. - - • e • • -, bearers were four relatives of the (1e-
' • .' • - ' ' ‘1‘,ased lady's fain Is, Thom aie - . and
.Martin Cummings, Dennis Neville and
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Meeting of Disiriet . son .1, 1). Neville, anei Walter Shar-
man of town end. 'John Redmond • of
•• . .. 1t,,.,* 0.01 'The decea.sed was Married
R T. .of T. Council. Erinville by Rev. Father Hogan
on June 25th, e883. 085 she and
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At. 91e semi-animar meeting 'of the lair husband came front Addington to
Huron District,' Royal Tempters of Huron, . living seeqessiv'ely in St.
Temperance Couneil. lield in Clinton Angustine and Westfielei and have
last week, fthe fb,114..aing coirrtoitt0i! re- been. 2li Years in Goderich.
purts were presented : • • Phalen le•av es to mourn:their sad Itees
Report of Committee on Distribution. a "loving husband and . four children,
1-Inasinuch as the letter of our Misses Hanora (Dora), Nellie and
District Secretary seen.s to in -ti -mate Hazel,andonly one. eon, Master Wile
that she cannot perforin the 1211t108, lie.
gout as en .active secretary is imperil- • At North street chervil on the °Stela
Lively neeessary in the interests " el' noon of Flower Sunday Miss Millie
this District Cornell, We recommend Campbell Presided at ilio organ. Sup,
that Mrs..F. W.. Watts of Clinton he eeiateedent .Pridhant • addressed the
THE WONDERFUL Discovultv-
A NIPINSING MAN.
STRICKEN WITH PARTIAL PARA-
LYSIS UR WAS UNA131,,K TO VSE
niTIIER RIGHT ARM OR RIGHT
- LEG.
ilir John Craig, a Well known far -
fuer 1 iv int; near N i pi ssi ute dis-
trict, Ont., is another, et the ermty
paralytics who towes his present..
good lealth and ability to go . Omit
-If not life itself -to the WW2 of Dr.
1Williams Pink Pills. 111.1. Craig gives
this experience as follows : "Dot fcr
(the blessing of God and the. us.e - of
*Dr, Williams Pink Pills I do not be-
lieve that I would be alive today. - I
was stricken wah that terrible afflic-
tion, partial paralysis. I had abso-
lutely no power iu my right min or
leg'. WU'S not able _to sit ttp-e 111
fact if I tried. to do 80 I would fall
over, P Lad to bit lifted like a ehad
and my family and friends, believed
death was very near. The doctor
told me that he weld do nothing
for me am" that • I was 'liable at
any •mement. to have a secend stroke
which would carry me off. was in
this dtedlorable. condition when was
advised to use Dr. Williams Pink
PilIs.- I sent for tkree boxes. and be-
fore they were all used. I mule, • move
'the lingers on: hand, - bad •
Mtherto :been absolutely emelt, aed
powerless. -• tt can 'scarcely Imagine
my joy at • this coitv hieing preof that
the pills were loleiug tutu From
. Obi on I kept. getting stronger and
the. -control of tuy paralyzed limbs
• giretettailv eame litkelte uutil .Wati
again able to .witili alit ut and. even.
tually ' to . woele. To my nvighbers
my cure seemee like a miracle rii iii)1
One of them ever: expected to .Set.: 3111e
la•t Of 'bed tisitin. i gladly 'give per-
missicn to Intl:fish th.. siticy • of • my
cure with the wish tl at.. it .tney bring
:life aed hope and tieti.;**:„.' .0 some
other sufferer." .
l The
etre •of. Mr. Craig giveti . kiddie
11 031511 evi•dtitee 11 kt.' Dr. W il 1 i am s
Pink Pills are not an ordinary medi-
',eine. and that • their .power. to . cure
I in all troubleS 'of the blood or verve8
pletee.8 them be'yoial all other , ittedi.
..eines. - You ;can teet these pills from
• any triediente dealer :or direct Ily•tnail
. itt 50 • Petits 2. 14,1*.c. or six boxes for
$2.56 . by writing • 'th, 1)r. Williams
Medicine Co.', •Bro•ekville, 'Out. See,
that • the fell nannt• hIrr. Wil•liains,
Piuk -Pills for Pale People" is printed.
apPointed -to •eoly net .- the work durtlig .ekiildren. . . , oil. -the. wralexper around every box. • . •
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the balance .of _ the ' term. • . .
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.2. -.That the .advisahllito of ••• again a...1...M..isGsraje4e.".chatilp3irt(a1;,ii•-bentlit•rosiet-,illi-st•r.sailtielinnte '. . ' . . .
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urging . upon -the Grand- Cinoteit the ing a two weeks' vacatton liere -the:-
men.orial for direct jtayment of the gneSt.'of mother and sis•ter..
'District tax to the District' Coutteils Missjifl MeMteth, teacher:, Tercel:to,
.for ,whonteit. is raised, be 'ageite eon-. is .spending her vaeatien i1t her' home
sidered. ley this District. Connell. • 11a.ylield Road. •• • • -'
'112 question. of A einiier- IlIr. and MrS. It, Ransforeit Clinton,
ance, 111 .politics, as sttggested ,by .the are in their "eettage by the sea,"-*
District CoMicillor, be sulitnitted".to a Captain • • A.
(11(2 ;31: Louis :Expo:400n. .
McGregoe. is: at the:
special committee .consisting r
District Comte Treasorer • John- ' Mrs. I,ciftlia Ei Dance)*has returned'
stem and Airs. C.! Campbell, '•• • tram. r. viett to Sarnia -end Detroit.
..,...4e -That tint queetion. of *official * Airs...111. 21ie2111t1ites 'of Botireielii.s..the
visits of „the ,D,steiet Cotiecillor.lie re-: guest of .her sititee,HATI.S. Abtore; •
furred to the .Conimittee Stete or ...vrr, and Mrs.. 1 endall':'.•and family*. 04
tha Dreier .4 .and' the matter 'of sernions Cliesley :Tee! their holideY's -With •Mrs.,
ou ',Ventecomee to the Committee' .on. I\ 1144118. 11,rs:.-
.:Tetwiteraitee' work,. ee. 1: • AI 1‘. and*. 11/1:s. Tint .11161;i:tinhaVe
The 'report WaS adopted as.read after taken a trip to the state- of Washing -full.
'discussian. ' : • .ton. fct the benefit of Mrio• McLean's:
Rept:rt. of .Continatee. on State of The health,- . . • '
". „Order:, . -Mrs, Sandy 'Ale.Lean. ii visiting her
ut
, 1-Yocommittee' believe. 'that the* datfgliters• on Detroit: • .. • • • •
Distioet Councillor. Shoehl. visit everei. 211i',',Vesl3 • Watsou. las' obtained
Council. ill this District at, leaet mice leave .froin the sehaol trustees to at.'
the present' tuna and suggest tend the .Nortoal ..College • al Mo1i.
ilia Ite notitY the • Select 'and Ntee• fer one 'year. ••111.1ss LeTcnizel has been.
Councillors Una Secretary of each •appc.inted to take Lee'pl 402dteisva-
vouncil of the (111122 of of his *visrt Mid ealemo • ' •
ileigheoring 220011221 IS , to *attend ‘. with: i -eh are the geeiete of -her Parents, -Mr.
()fl 'hitineon :melt • in eine ease. klifere Airs, LeTouzel, : 7
the Officers: of a neighboring ,Ooloteil urs, Alex. Mehean vour 2201
attend 'With . 'nottelee. councillor,. respondent tita:t her hosbahol and all on
the necessary travelling' .expenses or 'the Tug IVA•elyt• While at:the Nortille
those; vOoperating he patd, • • ' *. .weee Reef fisilieg •sew Shoals trf potati>
Th-e-•ri:pitrt was adapted, the leiers.Switioniug clown, •'
triet tax to remain at 'two. cents- Po; . Mr. Been of': C6.1borne has botight
Member to Meet -the expenses : th. the ilogan farm. " -
work propesed. .• • . • • •
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invite the• officers • .and Moaners of :ors. JOnes Duart.' and.' taut ehilde.
Goderieh.
Miss Guest' of the "London Normal
School class ill after the tnicisinirtuer
Nacattot • teiteli the .,Tunior 'Divisien of
.'•Ilayid'•s Ward schac I. • .
Uiss Queenie. Rabertsthe late .teaelt-
er of the .Jurdor DiviSion of St. Dave
id's ward school will a.ttend the Nor,-
tual schtial at -Hamilton this year.'
• 'Air, end Mrs.' A.. W. • Stobi22. ha:ye. re-
turned. to thetr. home *at •Seaforth ate -
ter a pleasant -visit at the residence
of Mr. •and Johri •
. Miss Daly eef the guest. of
her. Sistel., Arrs. J. I), . ,
• Mrs: '1,`; likrk. Clintini spent aeon -
:pie of • days: '01 ' towa fast Week, the'
•gutiteusitteyeatni'ine;;;sr.el.titt,isc,ems,..111rs..• Fred'.
mOst Sincerely -thank:ow friends,
hMeilt7tleill'aOrfic,..6rro'SCPSa. SE1(1)61.1)17a.rleal large
Nile or a • pretty 'botplet Oef poeny rbse
•e8,. -sweet 'and ribbon' grass, •
tributes • for Deaninien, Day, We heve
teft. thank • Mesdaines Capt;) Gundry,'
Jeseph -111titel.V; W. Gorclint p.ed
.priiikwalter " Ihr• ,weeldie.g. favors: • • in
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be preached. during- the S..eil.r '. by each • .'.
McKillop. -...
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•least. two tintrperance :senor:its 4110111(1f
close:Oman in 1.14. 1111 aed we : re:. •. 11.C.voters'. list for. tliis towiesUp.
.co)emend Ado tee s.,to, :nee came. • for woe has lteeti issued' and from it
aed feee.reeary ..e, 1 e,,,ee, , , :mai, he a• we e gather •the following stati•stics• 1..
coluniatee .to 'itferView th... elereeetter. - The- °821111)er ol.. 'Persons eligible te•.vilte
their'sc'etions••te diet .vaie efts, As_ at heti' ntithiCipal 1103..t148122- and elev-
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1411.! 4. 5(811 trl allgLll1*111s i'. 10 31 52
..tientet to tin. : Legeelat•ive. .11,Sseitinly-
deietired • advisable. •,wheee (OiiSLnt1$ .654 ; pe1 8O218 • elig•i'ble• ice vote. at.
•eltictiens citily;'-'4'20:: persona
•2e-e1'itat 11 CoPte this i.e.:taint:ion. be. :0•41.7.11110 (..vt& at elections ie.'. the
sent tc. each eIergyinall. tied. to .each
Select Councillor: or to the Secretar22
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to be :read :in the C.otliteil, -•."
3 -Your cornenittee: ask" this .- Conn
cxl to s,etteider the guestien' of having.
e, ee,g, TeMperance -Rally gatI:erin r .
pienie at ..80121'Central pciitt itt the..
near:.futtiee,..t0 Whielt -sMiie prominent
speakers shaald Ire invited.. • • -
. remises ,1 nd•"2. were' adopted as
read and •elatise 3 feleared. tri• -.the - •
total meeting. ill .Talitiary for • eorsieeir-
atione the sentiment. of thosa,•pre.sent *
being • -1 pen ins ouSly • in . favor of. the .
•propettCd g-atliering, but -.the -.majority .
la,vored •Doneinicat. Day toi•• • the piost
suitable mid ccitvenien t • for.1 a larg-e
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. Mr. 'Thos. Naftel of • aoderielt gave
12 rePOrt Of . attendance at Grand-
h.e received avote
After the 'Passage of softie accounts
-the report of :Treasitrer, Johnston was
.reac'i and .adepted as follows : ••.
-from ...January •report 5 89
Reed, from Pis, Sees'.. • ' it 15.
Recd. train 'Orrend CC5111e1I
. . •' Disteict tax 'collected ti
• .Legesiative •Assend•lv• onle,, 36. There
are 400, persor.S elinible to serve. as
jurors... • •
• $28 94
Expenditeres-bills just Passed 6 66
Balance on baud
. • . $22 28
Ilikettr was selected 128 the place* of
holding the annual meeting 101 Jae -
nary 2905, and a hearty vote of than-
ks .was teadered the mentbere of T,c,y.
alty Council of Clinton for their gene
.eroa's hospitality in entertaining the
District Connell. .
• Baby Laughs.
Daby • lalighs .whett mother 'givee
him Daby's Own Tablets ; they taste
goof!. and make him well mid happy.
They are mother'e help and baby's
ko-ery day friend, Guaranteed to'
mitten.' Ino opiate or hannial
The tableee aid digestion, cure collo,
prevent diarrhoea, elertnee the bowels,
aIlay teefeeng irritation, mid cure
nil the commune ills of ehildinexl.
Xi, cross, sleePlese cloldrett in homes
where Baby's Own Tablets are useei,
Mrs. M. Ready, Denbiele 0511 a 'seys :
'I don't knOW. t% 1. raise I
yen give Ilabv's tiwn Tablets ' than
say that 1woino5401il
oion 10 .the holm. T have foteld
diem all tha& is claimed arid keep
them cm hand to tueet any emerge
Arty," Sold by all Medicine dealers
everywhere, 01 sent by nein at 25
teti(e by writing The 1)5., Williams'
Medicine Co., Drocktelle, Ont,
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- The handsome_ oublieatiiin •wIrieli the
Grand. Trunk RitilWay •Syston has 'is-
• t..1.8a1cit'icr'ieli b;:ca. eyrIe'''(:ievlee(11,141,t 11:;.0.a6iieriof
.1., Company. an,. (.4-1(...gt4 with rcqnes-
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.:fOr copies of tlie pnblicatiOn, TIor
'hook . 1.8 li Very 1 usefel tee, giering•125
It doee a, brief,• though etimprehensive
iltscriptim • of . the $50,60(5,000 Fair, in -
eluding the 'best,..tnaps...af the Worlae
,Grotor414,, •1•• .81.. Louis
':a.rd the.. (lrane.. Trunk Railway System
;thawing V..etriable roitteS to and' - front -
'the i.*IYory • ' No one elioukl miss.
securiug a copy' which will be sent ,
MeI)er•alcl, District 'Passenger
A• gent, Tarmac>, on•reeeipt• a . four
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and brightening of
the . interior ..• appear,
ane of your dwelling.
001 the' many beautiful paternsi •many of
• them exclusive in our new line, vie are certain you
Min select eaSily the right paper to milt your tasteand
purse,
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ALL P.A.P.Olt Tursomn OR.E.111. , .
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Men 4 13albriggan Unclerweette.i» all sizes,. at 25e, 35e and We,-
leidies' Eine Underwear, in vests ttlgi deawere, at 7c, 8e, 10e, 15e
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t)tny Hose, with btee fronte, in 2511 25-e.
1.44, 4301' feloyee, in silk,. taffeta, 411(1 -Visit, 111eend, in plainn•nd lace
effects, in black. white and et'eaiti, at 15v, 23)e,. 2,5e and85.
• Ladies' French Kld. Gloves, in white,. black and colors, at 75e, 85e,
Aleitti.1341311adok$162a5s.hi»eee Sox, Silk tette anti j1(4,']5, at 25e and 80e. .
•1 Men's Overalls, in blinds, Wile and fancy etiiites, with or without
bibs, very special at Me, 75e, 85e and $1.
Alleti's Valley .8t1AW fiats, new mud Vert, swell; tit Z/00 '
• •• Boys' Snits, in all sizes,..froin 25 to 33, ft ow $1.50. to $5. • . -
•4* .• Alett's Suits in ee,T(atevittlety, at $3.50, $1,:51), $0, 'Wand $10.
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Go -Carts
Now its ihe meaeon ie drawing to a eleee W22 41114 1101410118
10 redileo oar atiek to tile loweol, pos4ibh" point. We will Carry
nothing 01.1e1' to ;1l3111 1)44' season if low prices, will clear them out
thir stock is all new and op -to date in 'rettionell mid Untrimineel
flats, iteady-to-weavs, Sailors, 1•Xe., ;deo Palley 'Trimmings, Feat la
ars, Floivere. Dnekles, Itibbone, Vidifone, Etre From rem rili the
end of the 1('1403 0- WO: Win melee terrine rmloctiontilo pric('s to clear.
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owing goode weie bought months ago before the advance in • .2
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41. ': In Men'sShoes we have sOine yery nice lines at front $2,501,0 $5. • .. ,
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Just the. th. . ing for the' Sum neer Holidays.
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Strap Slippers, 81505 11 to 2, worth 5
frant $1.2to.$1.75 all' going . • --
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The .0Icl Reliable
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of Spring.. You will require Furniture. 41`.
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Sewing tiViaciiine's.
. High grade; •up=todate, made in
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BARGAINS IN THE -MILLINERY .1 `(:))
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It will pay you to .see•what we are offering in €t)•
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their ewell Automobile gear' and
rich enamel finish are on hand-,
They are deeidedly smart and
unto -date, prices horn $10,00 to
$25.00,
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Xpress Waggons $1to $7.50
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We hatte it snap in Alen's Harvest Shoes, Ah2o 48 fine range of ;`"1-1)
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